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was he in washington? >> what they did that nobody had ever done in american journalism before was go out and write about specific slave traders. nobody had ever done thisvvñ before. arisen with were publishing in baltimore which was a bigger slave trading town. they both wrote articles about difference led traders temecula, both of them. that is what they wrote about. beat they supplemented there and kim by kidnapping free blacks and selling them into slavery. the woman ran away. two bella the potomac and drowned. so he wrote an article. here's what happened. here's the name of the constable. district attorney is in, to do something about it. congress should. he hit the roof. when on and charged him and his printer, another white man who helped him run of the copies. electronic drive. the anti slavery people up. one to get rid of the antislavery forces. he was facing $1,000 fine. $20,000 to $100,000. so collected one meal from his friends and took off and went to philadelphia. that was key. >> mainstrea
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washington politics. day the newspapers where an abundant source of information because there were so many of them and there were different tendencies and they would look at things slightly differently and you could get a lot of information that way. spent a lot of time in the national archives and they fell a docket book for the circuit court at the time so you could find out who was breaking the law and how they were breaking the law and who was suing each other and how did it goes so that. you could get a real sense of the texture of daily life and the last thing was the property tax, big bound volumes and there i could track -- i could see beverly snow getting richer by the year. when he comes to town there is an effort -- the second year two hundred. the third year three hundred. making $300 a year at that time you're moving into the middle class. you could track characters that way. that was another way i've learned a lot about the characters in this book and there was francis scott key himself. eve
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in washington, in washington, washington had about 30,000 people then as a city, 12,000 of them were black. the majority of the black people in washington, actually, in 1830 were free, were not slaves. out of the 12,000 black people, slightly more than half were free. some were prosperous, and otherses were getting there fast. there was a man named lynch wormly who owned a big livery stable two blocks from the white house, and he heavenned horses to the city's -- he served horses to the city's taxi trade. there were two brothers, thomas and isaac kerry, they owned a couple of barbershops on pennsylvania avenue. they came from a free black family in virginia that had been free for generations. in fact, one of those black families had opened slaves themselves. the kerry brothers, also, while they were cutting hair, would also sell anti-slavery publications on the sly, on the side. and the hero of the book, beverly snow, was -- ran the city's finest restaurant called the epicurean eating house. he's really the hero of the book. i think of him as a barack obama, slightly ahead of him tim
in washington, in washington, washington had about 30,000 people then as a city, 12,000 of them were black. the majority of the black people in washington, actually, in 1830 were free, were not slaves. out of the 12,000 black people, slightly more than half were free. some were prosperous, and otherses were getting there fast. there was a man named lynch wormly who owned a big livery stable two blocks from the white house, and he heavenned horses to the city's -- he served horses to the city's...
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we ask you to do this by repealing the eight washington waterfront increase ordinance. thank you. >> president chiu: next speaker. >> mr. president, members of the board of supervisors, my name is lee radner, friends of golden gateway. you heard the first speakers talk about 31,000 plus voters who signed the petition to put the referendum on the ballot. you're looking at -- you're looking at the wall on the waterfront. this is not our concoction. this is the developer's. right along the embarcadero. you have the opportunity, today, to stop this kind of construction along the waterfront, where we will have to go to the ballot, which i don't think many of us would like to see happen. we'd like to have you change your mind today. also, a recent poll found that voters across the city overwhelmingly oppose the eight washington waterfront project, and the height limit increase by over 30 percentage points. we ask that you take this to heart. please listen to your constituents, and vote properly today, and let's all get on with doing a better project than what we see on your s
we ask you to do this by repealing the eight washington waterfront increase ordinance. thank you. >> president chiu: next speaker. >> mr. president, members of the board of supervisors, my name is lee radner, friends of golden gateway. you heard the first speakers talk about 31,000 plus voters who signed the petition to put the referendum on the ballot. you're looking at -- you're looking at the wall on the waterfront. this is not our concoction. this is the developer's. right along...
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transformed from the inside. >> i can change washington, i will change washington. we'll get the job done from the inside. >> iphone frenzy. long lines form as apple starts selling the next generation of its blockbuster smartphone. >>> national pride. the washington nationals clinch a playoff spot bringing post-season baseball to the nation's capital for the first time in nearly 80 years. this is the "cbs morning news" for friday, september 21, 2012. good morning everyone. thanks for joining us. i'm anne-marie green. the first in person vote for campaign 2012 will be cast today. two states begin early voting. early voting accounted for a record 30% of all votes cast in the 2008 election. meanwhile both presidential candidates will be looking for votes in key battleground states today. program is in virginia, mitt romney is in nevada. he has a new battle cry. he's accusing the president of surrendering his ability to change washington. >> reporter: mitt romney jumped all over this comment the president made on thursday about changing washington. he's hoping to get hi
transformed from the inside. >> i can change washington, i will change washington. we'll get the job done from the inside. >> iphone frenzy. long lines form as apple starts selling the next generation of its blockbuster smartphone. >>> national pride. the washington nationals clinch a playoff spot bringing post-season baseball to the nation's capital for the first time in nearly 80 years. this is the "cbs morning news" for friday, september 21, 2012. good morning...
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standup: fernando pizarro, washington d.c. segun el informe hay 3 formas en que se esta tratando de obstaculizar el voto hispano. 1, la limpieza de registros electorales en que se revisa si los votantes son ciudadanos o no. el otro, exigir que 1 votante demuestra con documentos si es ciudadano. y tercero, las leyes que buscan exigir que se muestre 1 identificacion con fotografia.l ganado varias demandas contra estos estados. katherine culliton-gonzalez, the advancement project y 1 persona que jura que es ciudadano, y hace todo los pasos para hacerse ciudadano no debe probarse mas para votar. eso es lo mas preocupante. 9 estados han propuesto exigir identificacion con fotografia. 16 quieren revisar los registros electorales, y otros quieren que algunos votantes comprueben su ciudadania. la liga de mujeres votantes es 1 de las organizaciones que demandaron a estos estados.. zaida arguedas, liga de mujeres votantes el hecho de que cualquier cantidad ya sean 2, 3, 4 o 10 millones de personas que no voten debido a esas leyes o inic
standup: fernando pizarro, washington d.c. segun el informe hay 3 formas en que se esta tratando de obstaculizar el voto hispano. 1, la limpieza de registros electorales en que se revisa si los votantes son ciudadanos o no. el otro, exigir que 1 votante demuestra con documentos si es ciudadano. y tercero, las leyes que buscan exigir que se muestre 1 identificacion con fotografia.l ganado varias demandas contra estos estados. katherine culliton-gonzalez, the advancement project y 1 persona que...
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playoff baseball in washington. the fans were filed up, looking ahead to be an exciting fall here in town. >> that is almost impossible to believe. believe it. [laughter] >> it is about time. we are excited. f win of the nats playof not unexpected at this point. is the latest milestone what has been and a season that has far exceeded most expectations. >> autria godfrey is live outside the nats park. enoughe fans celebrated absolutelyh electric. fireworks in the sky. a die-hard fans are saying they waited wait too long to see this. take a look. , and that's were on full to toe here head tonight. fans were already -- g thoseare trying to sna playoof tickets. longtime fans say they were glad to be on hand to see the winning game. it was such an overwhelming for brought to years -- to tears. >> i waited 33 years. this is better than anything. >> first playoff. unbelievable. i am excited. >> you can bet these fans are their teamnt to see the playoffs in person. have to wait long. tomorrowo on sale g at 10:00. each perso
playoff baseball in washington. the fans were filed up, looking ahead to be an exciting fall here in town. >> that is almost impossible to believe. believe it. [laughter] >> it is about time. we are excited. f win of the nats playof not unexpected at this point. is the latest milestone what has been and a season that has far exceeded most expectations. >> autria godfrey is live outside the nats park. enoughe fans celebrated absolutelyh electric. fireworks in the sky. a...
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. >> i can change washington. i will change washington. we'll get the job done from the inside. republicans and democrats will come together. he can't do it. >> jay, i guess the question is, when you hear mitt romney say i can change washington, i will change washington, i'll bring republicans and democrats together, it just seems like a totally -- doesn't seem -- that's not the guy that you necessarily think of in this sort of big like change like moment, you know. he has not been that kind of candidate. the other thing i thought was interesting, republicans and democrats will work together. there has been not a lot of doving of the hat to the other side of the aisle in this election cycle and certainly not in mitt romney. >> i think we all keep waiting for specifics. and, obviously, the debates will be somewhat telling. i can't imagine him getting through debates without saying something specific, but lowering taxes and cutting the deficit two contradictory goals are the only general points of policy that i can
. >> i can change washington. i will change washington. we'll get the job done from the inside. republicans and democrats will come together. he can't do it. >> jay, i guess the question is, when you hear mitt romney say i can change washington, i will change washington, i'll bring republicans and democrats together, it just seems like a totally -- doesn't seem -- that's not the guy that you necessarily think of in this sort of big like change like moment, you know. he has not been...
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from the inside. >> i can change washington, i will change washington. we'll get the job done from the inside. >> iphone frenzy. long lines form as apple starts selling the next generation of its blockbuster smartphone. >>> national pride. the washington nationals clinch a playoff spot bringing post-season baseball to the nation's capital for the first time in nearly 80 years. this is the "cbs morning news" for friday, september 21, 2012. good morning everyone. thanks for joining us. i'm anne-marie green. the first in person vote for campaign 2012 will be cast today. two states begin early voting. early voting accounted for a record 30% of all votes cast in the 2008 election. meanwhile both presidential candidates will be looking for votes in key battleground states today. program is in virginia, mitt romney is in nevada. he has a new battle cry. he's accusing the president of surrendering his ability to change washington. >> reporter: mitt romney jumped all over this comment the president made on thursday about changing washington. he's hoping to get hi
from the inside. >> i can change washington, i will change washington. we'll get the job done from the inside. >> iphone frenzy. long lines form as apple starts selling the next generation of its blockbuster smartphone. >>> national pride. the washington nationals clinch a playoff spot bringing post-season baseball to the nation's capital for the first time in nearly 80 years. this is the "cbs morning news" for friday, september 21, 2012. good morning everyone....
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michael is a major hurricane and is 22 miles away from washington -- 2,200 miles from washington. low 90's again tomorrow. some rain on saturday with a cold front. our 70's and low humidity by sunday and monday. angela. >> not bad in maryland in terms of delays or incidents. are seeing minor delays of 50 inbound through and over. on the b-w parkway southbound to the beltway, a few breaks lights. southbound 270 to germantown, seeing some pocket delays. on the beltway in virginia is where we have a problem with a broken down tractor-trailer. we were blocking a couple lanes. there's a live shot. it's taking up the shoulder and just the right lane. that's between the edsall road and georgetown pike. we are seeing heavy delays behind the broken down tractor- trailer. back to you. >> thank you. this is a fear of just about every airline traveler. you get on a plane and you end up in the wrong city,. a local woman talks about her unfortunate and frightening trip that she blames on the airline because she said the intended told her she was on the right lane. if instead of landing in the s
michael is a major hurricane and is 22 miles away from washington -- 2,200 miles from washington. low 90's again tomorrow. some rain on saturday with a cold front. our 70's and low humidity by sunday and monday. angela. >> not bad in maryland in terms of delays or incidents. are seeing minor delays of 50 inbound through and over. on the b-w parkway southbound to the beltway, a few breaks lights. southbound 270 to germantown, seeing some pocket delays. on the beltway in virginia is where...
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[cheers] i can change washington. i will change washington. we'll get the job done from the inside. >> for some reason my opponent got really excited. he rewrote his speech real quick. he stood up at a rally and proudly declared i'll get the job done from the inside. what kind of inside job is he talking about? gwen: get ready for a rough six weeks and just this week the debate raged from israel to gun running to campaign infighting to medicare and then today after a week dominated by a debate over who pays what to the government, the romney is released their 2011 taxes. we love fridays because that's when news sneaks out. they earned nearly $14 million in investment income last year, paid nearly $2 million in taxes and gave just under a third of their income to charity. this is what the president told the crowd in cincinnati earlier this week. >> i want to reform the tax code so it's simple and fair. i've actually done my own taxes. i don't know about some of these other folks. gwen: so why the information now and what do these returns tell u
[cheers] i can change washington. i will change washington. we'll get the job done from the inside. >> for some reason my opponent got really excited. he rewrote his speech real quick. he stood up at a rally and proudly declared i'll get the job done from the inside. what kind of inside job is he talking about? gwen: get ready for a rough six weeks and just this week the debate raged from israel to gun running to campaign infighting to medicare and then today after a week dominated by a...
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national security is joining us on the line from washington d.c. here to garrus as we're witnessing the arab world's again today in a big protest against america but shouldn't washington have been to surprise had this indeed orat least been prepared for an outbreak of anger like this in these volatile communities is it such a surprise. well you're absolutely right it should not have been a surprise in fact you know there's plenty of evidence has been plenty of evidence for years that the united states has been playing with fire in regard to its broad policy toward the problem of terrorism and towards the middle east in that there are there has been building for many years a strong sentiment among arab countries and islamic countries populations that the united states has become an anti islamic country particularly because of its fighting wars within islamic countries carrying out wars in iraq and in. and in afghanistan in particular but also in pakistan the drone war in pakistan and then on top of this the strong impression that the us population h
national security is joining us on the line from washington d.c. here to garrus as we're witnessing the arab world's again today in a big protest against america but shouldn't washington have been to surprise had this indeed orat least been prepared for an outbreak of anger like this in these volatile communities is it such a surprise. well you're absolutely right it should not have been a surprise in fact you know there's plenty of evidence has been plenty of evidence for years that the united...
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esto segun recientes datos revelados en una convencion aqui en washington.. lilian la capital de la naciÓn se ha convertido en el paraÍso para aquellos que trabajan en el campo de la construcciÓn esto segÚn la asociaciÓn nacional de hispanos para la construccion. " el Área de washington dc tiene la cantidad de empleos mas grande de los estados unidos se debe a que tenemos los contratos mas grandes en esta Área washington dc esta vestida de 50 grÚas que eso significa 50 trabajos muy grandes por lo tanto tenemos gran cantidad de empleados de descendencia latina " lideres hispanos de la construcciÓn se reunieron en su segunda asamblea anual para discutir el papel que los contratistas hispanos estÁn jugando para impulsar el desarrollo del paÍs y generar mas fuentes de trabajo .. " trae lo que son las corporaciones mas grandes de este paÍs .. que nos suplen a la industria de la construcciones.. que han visto que nuestra comunidad es muy importante en esta industria y gracias al liderazgo de la de la organizaciÓn podemos sacar mas provecho de estas rel
esto segun recientes datos revelados en una convencion aqui en washington.. lilian la capital de la naciÓn se ha convertido en el paraÍso para aquellos que trabajan en el campo de la construcciÓn esto segÚn la asociaciÓn nacional de hispanos para la construccion. " el Área de washington dc tiene la cantidad de empleos mas grande de los estados unidos se debe a que tenemos los contratos mas grandes en esta Área washington dc esta vestida de 50 grÚas que eso significa 50 trabajos muy...
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proud to support "washington week" on pbs. additional funding is provided by the annenberg foundation, the corporation for public broadcasting and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. once again, live from washington, moderator gwen ifill. gwen: good evening. just for you, we all stayed up a little too late last night. and every night for the last two weeks. and just for you, we'll spend the next half-hour explaining why. explaining bill clinton's role in the democratic party. >> if you want a winner take all, you're on your own society, you should support the republican ticket. but if you want a country of shared opportunities and shared responsibility, we're all in this together society, you should vote for barack obama and joe biden. gwen: deconstructing how the parties' rising stars are being used to attack the republican ticket. >> we know that in four free market economy, some will prosper more than others. what we don't accept is the idea that some folks won't even get a chance and the
proud to support "washington week" on pbs. additional funding is provided by the annenberg foundation, the corporation for public broadcasting and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. once again, live from washington, moderator gwen ifill. gwen: good evening. just for you, we all stayed up a little too late last night. and every night for the last two weeks. and just for you, we'll spend the next half-hour explaining why. explaining bill clinton's...
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washington monument. beautiful morning in washington, very comfortable as well. not felt comfortable -- temperatures since early june. we will see more of this later month as well. these are some of the coldest numbers. 47 across birds state university. all the cool side in western maryland. high pressure over the midwest increasing in to the mid- atlantic. that will keep as bright and pleasant all week long. low humidity all week long as well. byperatures will rise wednesday. here is the hourly forecast. high temperature of 78 for the metro area. there is a bump in temperatures by wednesday. 80s by that point. the humidity will be kept at bay. this is our next to its of rain. does not look like a washout, as ofn isolated showers saturday and sunday. checking in with the traffic. >> the good news, we will start with good news. we cleared the crash on the parkway. the delight is .xtends into laurel this starts at 197. in the meantime, traveling on 66, no accidents to report. still looking at a lot of eastbound delays. the drive from manassas to the beltway and con
washington monument. beautiful morning in washington, very comfortable as well. not felt comfortable -- temperatures since early june. we will see more of this later month as well. these are some of the coldest numbers. 47 across birds state university. all the cool side in western maryland. high pressure over the midwest increasing in to the mid- atlantic. that will keep as bright and pleasant all week long. low humidity all week long as well. byperatures will rise wednesday. here is the...
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temperatures, 60 in washington right now. part, we're near 50 degrees. 48 in martinsburg, 50 in gaithersburg. we have low humidity and today, 82 degrees. 77 at lunchtime at noon. have lunch outdoors. have dinner outdoors if you can. 82 at 4:00 p.m. a light southerly breeze. into the weekend, by saturday, a slight chance of precip. fine- even be tuning that. by monday and0's tuesday. f showers on tuesday. now tarantula. >> the beltway is still clear. good for the most part. trafficlifted the zones in virginia and maryland. 66, not a lot in terms of problems as you make the drive westbound. not seeing a lot of volume theng from manassas to beltway. moving well on the dulles greenway and the toll road. folks travelling in maryland, 270. looking good on it's getting a little crowded through the germantown area, passing 118. back to you. >> thank you. apple is upping the ante in the smartphone industry today. facebook will not be a player. muller. >> today's the day for the iphone 5 unveiling. expected the new smartphone will have
temperatures, 60 in washington right now. part, we're near 50 degrees. 48 in martinsburg, 50 in gaithersburg. we have low humidity and today, 82 degrees. 77 at lunchtime at noon. have lunch outdoors. have dinner outdoors if you can. 82 at 4:00 p.m. a light southerly breeze. into the weekend, by saturday, a slight chance of precip. fine- even be tuning that. by monday and0's tuesday. f showers on tuesday. now tarantula. >> the beltway is still clear. good for the most part. trafficlifted...
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"good morning washington." starts right now. is ave and in hd, this washington," on your side. captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org-- thursday,n this september 20. i am kendis gibson. steve and cynne are off today. --'s start with jacqui jeras it is fall out there. >> do not worry, it will be in the 80's by tomorrow. our had land today is that we have a chilly start. we are looking at 40's and if you 50's on the map. temperatures will rise as we into the weekend, but we do have a chance of storms on saturday. make your plans with that in mind. temperatures across the region -- $48, 46 in manassas, 50 in fredericksburg. 55 at reagan national. almost nothing but sunshine today. 60 at 9:00. 73 at noon. 76 at 5:00. jamie has traffic. i love this weather. traffic action is not so bad. we had the douglass bridge last hour. now it starts in good shape. it had been open to that a ship go through. taken care of. we're good to go on 395 if you are heading in. a one or ride on the 14th street bridge. no problems here. in the far distance, the lights, that is the
"good morning washington." starts right now. is ave and in hd, this washington," on your side. captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org-- thursday,n this september 20. i am kendis gibson. steve and cynne are off today. --'s start with jacqui jeras it is fall out there. >> do not worry, it will be in the 80's by tomorrow. our had land today is that we have a chilly start. we are looking at 40's and if you 50's on the map. temperatures will rise as we...
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standup: fernando pizarro, washington d.c. al final republicanos y democratas estan de acuerdo en dar visas o tarjetas de residencia a extranjeros con profesiones altamente calificadas. pero el metodo de lograrlo aqui en el capitolio, ya sea eliminando o no la loteria de visas, es algo que todavia esta por verse. desde washington, fernando pizarro, univision. familiares y amigos le dieron el ultimo adios al joven estudiante quien murio cuando estaba caminando a su escuela en el area de capitol heights.. marckel ross de 18-aÑos fue asesinado el pasado once de septiembre en la maÑana... el cuerpo del joven fue hallado en la calle con herida de bala...la policia de prince george continua investigando el homicidio y hasta el momento nadie ha sido arrestado en coneccion con la muerte del joven... a quien no le gusta la sal? es un condimento fundamental en nuestras comidas, pero el consumo excesivo de sodio estaria amenazando la salud de mas niÑos y jovenes... el elevado consumo de sodio entre los niÑos es alarmante. ..y esta te
standup: fernando pizarro, washington d.c. al final republicanos y democratas estan de acuerdo en dar visas o tarjetas de residencia a extranjeros con profesiones altamente calificadas. pero el metodo de lograrlo aqui en el capitolio, ya sea eliminando o no la loteria de visas, es algo que todavia esta por verse. desde washington, fernando pizarro, univision. familiares y amigos le dieron el ultimo adios al joven estudiante quien murio cuando estaba caminando a su escuela en el area de capitol...
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in washington, come on washington had about 30,000 people then as a city. at 12,000 of them were black. the majority of them in 1830 were free. they were not slaves out of the 12,000 black people, slightly more than half were free. some were prosperous and others were getting there fast. there was a man named lynch wormley who aren't owned a big livery stable two blocks from the white house. and he was part of this city taxi trade. he was a free black man from madagascar. there were two brothers, thomas and -- thomas and isaac kerry. they owned barbershops. on pennsylvania avenue printmaking from reebok family. one of the free black families that own slaves themselves. they would sell anti-slavery publications on the side. the hero of the book, beverly snow, ran the city's finest restaurants, he is really the hero of the book. i think of him as a barack obama, slightly ahead of his time -- a clever, intelligent, mixed-race man who conkers in terms washington, serves the washington elite what they want, only to face a tremendous backlash. if you read the boo
in washington, come on washington had about 30,000 people then as a city. at 12,000 of them were black. the majority of them in 1830 were free. they were not slaves out of the 12,000 black people, slightly more than half were free. some were prosperous and others were getting there fast. there was a man named lynch wormley who aren't owned a big livery stable two blocks from the white house. and he was part of this city taxi trade. he was a free black man from madagascar. there were two...
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washington journal is next. >> good morning and welcome to "washington journal." we are going to be comfortable early voting. if you are going to do some early voting, your thoughts about that. you can reach us via social media and facebook clean. one of the headlines will be looking at comes from the new york daily news. thousands will cast vote before the presidential debate. thanks to a certain states that allows early voting, some of the most important battlegrounds will be opening their polls within a few weeks. let us know how you feel about this. the numbers are on the screen. while we wait for the funds to heat up, a little bit more from this morning's article. they write -- also as we wait for the telephones to heat up, i want to show you a map we got from the new york daily news. their version is in black and white. the light of days states are states where voters can cast ballots early, even if they will be in town on election day. the darker beige states including states like missouri, michigan, alabama, kentucky, pennsylvania, new york and others up i
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relar guests at “washington business report." i thought was a pretty y good mitt romney speech thursday night. the ans he talked abobout have anchance of working?g? >> absolutely. it on trade, we have a huge decit, the reason mr. bernanke cannot get the economy going. if you don't fix the trade deficit, you don't fifix the american economy. mr. obama promised d to do someing about that on the stumump in 2008 and he has not delivered. >> when it talalks about creating 12 million jobs, the obama campaign comes back and says that 12 millio jobs would be created and whyhy -- anyway. it is hard to forecast, i think that people wewere looking for really solid policy descriptions from romney. i am not sure how specificic he really got. usually th cvention speeches about demonizing him, right? the question is, did that set -- about humanizing him, right the question is, did that side wo? i thinit did. >> a candidate who hashe name mittbot -- he did appear to be a real pson -- >> that's the point, hes ever a person, to say he is not is ju
relar guests at “washington business report." i thought was a pretty y good mitt romney speech thursday night. the ans he talked abobout have anchance of working?g? >> absolutely. it on trade, we have a huge decit, the reason mr. bernanke cannot get the economy going. if you don't fix the trade deficit, you don't fifix the american economy. mr. obama promised d to do someing about that on the stumump in 2008 and he has not delivered. >> when it talalks about creating 12...
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here in washington -- >> oh my gosh. that's horrible. >> reporter: visitors are still surprised by today's death. >> it does get to you, because, you know, you want your babies to be healthy. >> reporter: the cub didn't have a name, representing the chinese tradition to wait 100 days after birth. right now, the focus is on the mother panda. the exhibit will be closed. we should learn more about the cause of death in about two weeks. david? >> reena ninan at the national zoo in washington, thank you. >>> now to the raging wildfirms across the west tonight. the biggest fire spreading huge plumes of smoke hundreds of miles, as you can see, the smoke can be seen from satellite. and seens like this one are so common. a mother and her four children wearing protective masks, told they don't have to evacuate. what then are they breathing in? here's abc's clayton sandell now. >> reporter: where there's fire, there's smoke. a lot of it. at least 36 large fires are burning in nine states, the worth in central washington, where thou
here in washington -- >> oh my gosh. that's horrible. >> reporter: visitors are still surprised by today's death. >> it does get to you, because, you know, you want your babies to be healthy. >> reporter: the cub didn't have a name, representing the chinese tradition to wait 100 days after birth. right now, the focus is on the mother panda. the exhibit will be closed. we should learn more about the cause of death in about two weeks. david? >> reena ninan at the...
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evening before the march on washington. he was at the hilton hotel in washington. now, he didn't like the way the march turned out, because he said it was like a picnic and that it was not strong enough. amy goodman: and he wasn't invited to speak. rep. john lewis: he was not invited to speak. we-i didn't have anything to do with that decision. amy goodman: after the civil rights and the voting rights act were signed, dr. king increasingly started speaking out against the vietnam war-his inner circle saying, "don't give that speech at riverside church," april 4th, 1967, a year to the day before he was assassinated in memphis, the "why i oppose the war in vietnam" speech. "you've got the president of the united states behind you. you got him to sign the civil rights and voting rights act," they said to dr. king. "don't take him on in a war that is not ours." yet he defied them and said it is. were you a part of that circle? what position did you take, john lewis? rep. john lewis: i supported the position of martin luther kin
evening before the march on washington. he was at the hilton hotel in washington. now, he didn't like the way the march turned out, because he said it was like a picnic and that it was not strong enough. amy goodman: and he wasn't invited to speak. rep. john lewis: he was not invited to speak. we-i didn't have anything to do with that decision. amy goodman: after the civil rights and the voting rights act were signed, dr. king increasingly started speaking out against the vietnam war-his inner...
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doard en washington dc. abriÓ sus puertas en este nuevo aÑo escolar con menos alumnos de lo que esperaban " iniciamos este aÑo con 325 alumnos en el primer dÍa de clases y tenemos espacio para 560 hemos recibido mas alumnos desde ese entonces pero todavÍa tenemos espacio parte de nuestro programa..la l. y adjudican esta baja en alumnos al hecho de que los padres de familia aplican a ma Ás de una escuela a la vez creando inestabilidad al inicio del aÑo escolar ..pero esta escuela no es una escuela comÚn y corriente y es que por ser una escuela piloto tienen un programa especial que se enfoca en las artes.. " nosotros aquÍ en doars , tratamos de hacer algo completamente diferente que es integrar las artes y la mu Úsica con lo que es el aprendizaje tradicional y pues en eso tratamos de innovar y de promover un cambio en la mentalidad de los estudiantes, de los padres y de la comunidad en general." lo que los llevo a crear lazos con la filarmÓnica nacional, la academia de ballet kirov y la compaÑÍa
doard en washington dc. abriÓ sus puertas en este nuevo aÑo escolar con menos alumnos de lo que esperaban " iniciamos este aÑo con 325 alumnos en el primer dÍa de clases y tenemos espacio para 560 hemos recibido mas alumnos desde ese entonces pero todavÍa tenemos espacio parte de nuestro programa..la l. y adjudican esta baja en alumnos al hecho de que los padres de familia aplican a ma Ás de una escuela a la vez creando inestabilidad al inicio del aÑo escolar ..pero esta escuela no...
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if they indeed have relations with washington. it seems like the chicken is going home to roost could this situation have been averted there was no reference to care of see it it's difficult to see how it could have been averted the people who made it easy designed this to happen. we don't have fire in a gravity as in the crowded theater is in effect the arab world the global south countries that have been devastated by centuries of colonialism of those decades of us imperialism and more particularly bombers policies in the past five years that have been so. debilitating to so many millions of people so it's ridiculous see how watching you respond the idea that obama's. loss is a do you hear that marines and drones are targeting. action we've lost lives are temporary but think about it with us now let me just pick up with another question for you yeah i can hear as well me during last year's western backed arab spring the protests we saw the masses there were trying to break free from authoritarian regimes we hear now those same n
if they indeed have relations with washington. it seems like the chicken is going home to roost could this situation have been averted there was no reference to care of see it it's difficult to see how it could have been averted the people who made it easy designed this to happen. we don't have fire in a gravity as in the crowded theater is in effect the arab world the global south countries that have been devastated by centuries of colonialism of those decades of us imperialism and more...
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check out our website. >> good morning, washington. it is 6:10. we will get an update this morning on the work to repair the washington monument. the national park service closed the monument after last summer's magnitude 5.8 quake because of significant damage. part officials are holding a news conference this morning at the national mall. they are expected to announce the contractor they chose to begin the work. >> southwestern illinois have to clean up damage left behind by a tornado. check out this dramatic video captured by storm chasers as the twister moved through the town. are looking at the damage. a little town north of st. louis, missouri. the twister knocked over trees and damaged a number of cars and buildings, but no reports of injury. >> 63 degrees. let's check in with jacqui jeras. >>off to a much warmer start today. >> 15 or 20 degrees warmer in some areas. it feels good. unfortunately, we have a little rainfall. check out the satellite and radar picture. if it shows the moister moving right at us. if we will notwe will have rain
check out our website. >> good morning, washington. it is 6:10. we will get an update this morning on the work to repair the washington monument. the national park service closed the monument after last summer's magnitude 5.8 quake because of significant damage. part officials are holding a news conference this morning at the national mall. they are expected to announce the contractor they chose to begin the work. >> southwestern illinois have to clean up damage left behind by a...
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believe it or not, washington listened. they got a lot done. part of it dissipated because in some ways there were so successful. people assumed once the legislation was there, once the vietnam war was over, defense spending would go down. it is much higher now than it was under vietnam. part of it is parcouch potatoes. we're sitting back county on someone else to do it. as long as you are talking about them doing it, as long as the pronoun that is going to take action is they cannot week, nothing will happen. tavis: this has to do with people feeling helpless, hopeless given the relatively weak choices they have had. you know what i mean by that. if your argument is in this election that we face is that obama is better than romney, you are not going to push obama because you do not want romney to get in. how much does this have to do with people being not willing to fight with their friends? >> the point is people are to focus -- too focused on elections. the point was he went beyond elections. part of the problem is people assume if they elec
believe it or not, washington listened. they got a lot done. part of it dissipated because in some ways there were so successful. people assumed once the legislation was there, once the vietnam war was over, defense spending would go down. it is much higher now than it was under vietnam. part of it is parcouch potatoes. we're sitting back county on someone else to do it. as long as you are talking about them doing it, as long as the pronoun that is going to take action is they cannot week,...
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this is "washington business report" abc7 national correspondent rebecca cooper. >> thanks for joining us for a look at business and fance and the washington regegion where taxes anand who pays themem dominated a week of headlines. we are a also seeing early sign that conongress and t obama administration are beginning to fos, at least behind c closed doors, and s something beyondhe november elections -- the budget cut heduled for next --- for next year. first, a focus on fairfax county and a ok at our reonal economy from the perspective of virginia business leaders. fairfax county that the distinction of being the biggest countyoth in virginiaia and the washington area when it comes to population. plusus, as t good fortune to b one the nation's most prospeperous counts. in fact, it was fairfax county which wa the first in the nation to reach a six-figure median household income and now has thsecond-highest mian income in th nation, second only to next door neighbor loudoun county. to discuss how fairfax as daring in its economy and what it means fofor the rest othe washington region j
this is "washington business report" abc7 national correspondent rebecca cooper. >> thanks for joining us for a look at business and fance and the washington regegion where taxes anand who pays themem dominated a week of headlines. we are a also seeing early sign that conongress and t obama administration are beginning to fos, at least behind c closed doors, and s something beyondhe november elections -- the budget cut heduled for next --- for next year. first, a focus on...
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. >> live and in hd, this is "good morning washington," on your side. >> good morning, washington. we made it to friday, september 7. i am cynne simpson. >> i am steve chenevey. let's get started with adam caskey. >> 5:01. we do have patchy fog developing especially west and northwest of washington. anywhere that arraigned yesterday, you have a high likelihood of fog this morning. 65 in woodbrige along with waldorf. 70 in fairfax. silver spring, 68. 72 and reagan national. berdi uniform temperatures. 90 this afternoon. it's a coin to be warm and muggy. that will be short-lived. we have a big change is coming the pike this weekend. i will talk about that in the next couple minutes. now to angela. >> happy friday. 270 still looks very nice, especially southbound. 95 and the b-w parkway out of laurel both moving well. moving at posted speeds. virginia motorists are having a pretty easy time. we have lifted all the overnight work zones on 95 making your way up to springfield. you should not have any delays. 395 is wide open northbound and southbound. between the beltway and the 14th st
. >> live and in hd, this is "good morning washington," on your side. >> good morning, washington. we made it to friday, september 7. i am cynne simpson. >> i am steve chenevey. let's get started with adam caskey. >> 5:01. we do have patchy fog developing especially west and northwest of washington. anywhere that arraigned yesterday, you have a high likelihood of fog this morning. 65 in woodbrige along with waldorf. 70 in fairfax. silver spring, 68. 72 and...
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good morning, washington. >> good morning, washington. i will be over there tomorrow at for a live shot. think they will teach me a trick or something. the weather is great today, conditions. this is the best day of the week not enjoy yesterday. we have showers and ,hunderstorms headed our way arriving tonight. clear and cool in the meantime, 54 at reagan national, dallas. our forecast, mostly sunny, a warmer, 70-75 degrees. the clouds are back with a f rain all the way through the rest of the week weekend. it will not be raining all day day, but it will be gray. now to angela. >> we are seeing building volume on key routes. and in accident has been moved to the shoulder, southbound b-w parkway approaching 50. still slow going getting through carrollton and ginsberg southbound on the b-w parkway. building volume is on 95 virginia. in very slow through garrissonville to quantico. on the brakes on prince william parkway to the occoquan. early jam making he drive from urbana to clarksburg, you are on the brakes southbound into germantown. th
good morning, washington. >> good morning, washington. i will be over there tomorrow at for a live shot. think they will teach me a trick or something. the weather is great today, conditions. this is the best day of the week not enjoy yesterday. we have showers and ,hunderstorms headed our way arriving tonight. clear and cool in the meantime, 54 at reagan national, dallas. our forecast, mostly sunny, a warmer, 70-75 degrees. the clouds are back with a f rain all the way through the rest...
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"good morning, washington".." >> some tennis fans were up pretty late. jonathan isner lost his battle with phillip coal skraoeurb as they tied the record for the latest finish. a rain delayed women's match pushed it to 11:00. kohlschreiber nailed down match point three hours and 20 minutes later at 2:26 a.m. tying the record set in 1993. this pales in comparison to his 11 hour and five-minute match at the 2010 wimbledon. >> stephen strasburg knows when he heading to the bench. davey johnson says strasburg gets two more starts making his final regular season appearance on september 12 in new york. strasburg fanned nine batters and gave up two hits in six innings of work sunday against the cardinals. after he left they won 4-3. he -- the nats host the cubs this afternoon. >> they are one game from guaranteeing a winning record. >> 6:12 and i guess we will check the weather. >> i went to the game saturday. 10-9 loss but fun to see the action. let's look at the temperatures. we have one shower in prince william county but the rain will be more widespread thr
"good morning, washington".." >> some tennis fans were up pretty late. jonathan isner lost his battle with phillip coal skraoeurb as they tied the record for the latest finish. a rain delayed women's match pushed it to 11:00. kohlschreiber nailed down match point three hours and 20 minutes later at 2:26 a.m. tying the record set in 1993. this pales in comparison to his 11 hour and five-minute match at the 2010 wimbledon. >> stephen strasburg knows when he heading to...
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good morning, washington. >> live and in hd, this is "good morning washington," on your side. >> its tuesday september 18. i am steve chenevey. >> i am pamela brown. we could be in for a messy commute.
good morning, washington. >> live and in hd, this is "good morning washington," on your side. >> its tuesday september 18. i am steve chenevey. >> i am pamela brown. we could be in for a messy commute.
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i'm here in support of eight washington and the process they've been through. i think the repeal is not the kind of process the project should be going through. i'm a licensed architect in california, and that's one of the largest issues, is having some known quawn quantity when a project goes forward for development. and seven years i think they've been engaging the community, they've listened to the community, advisory committees, they've made significant changes to the project, to the betterment of the waterfront. my kids go to school here in the city. we were recently participants of the sunday streets that was held in chinatown, went down to the waterfront and took note of the development between the ferry terminal and rode our scooters up to the ferry, to the fisherman's wharf, and just -- it's a wasteland between those two points. and development really needs to occur at that point. and this project could be a catalyst for what needs to happen and certainly a balanced approach is important, affordable housing, retail, all those things are -- the the rich
i'm here in support of eight washington and the process they've been through. i think the repeal is not the kind of process the project should be going through. i'm a licensed architect in california, and that's one of the largest issues, is having some known quawn quantity when a project goes forward for development. and seven years i think they've been engaging the community, they've listened to the community, advisory committees, they've made significant changes to the project, to the...
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morning washington," on your side. good morning, washington. it is september 10, i am cynne simpson. >> i am steve chenevey. let's say good morning to adam caskey on this monday. >> a great morning. 5:00 sharp. we will look at temperatures across our region. are near 50ice we degrees. maryland and west virginia, the coolest numbers year.ime of 50 and frostburg, 51 in berkeley springs. around the beltway, 59 in arlington. in lorton, 58, 67 in la plata. very comfortable today. beautiful and bright sunshine, lies in the upper 70's humidity. open the windows and let in the fresh air, especially this morning. chris and refreshing. will this last? that's coming up. now to angela. not much to report in terms of incidents. annapolisht crash in be out of the way. 450 at 50. you may see residual investigation, but all lanes are and moving without delay. off to a great start for the most part. e beltway at new hampshire the overnight work zone only one we had active morning. lanes are open. the new traffic pattern over and branch, just a brief slowdown. t
morning washington," on your side. good morning, washington. it is september 10, i am cynne simpson. >> i am steve chenevey. let's say good morning to adam caskey on this monday. >> a great morning. 5:00 sharp. we will look at temperatures across our region. are near 50ice we degrees. maryland and west virginia, the coolest numbers year.ime of 50 and frostburg, 51 in berkeley springs. around the beltway, 59 in arlington. in lorton, 58, 67 in la plata. very comfortable today....
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relations between washington and cairo are in four major titles that's president of north it isn't the who are made well into the ocean between the two over a way over to america and. then europe to build new aristocrats to use to effect the violent vicinity greece while the muslims continue to bang bang there in the abstract. algebra when you pay out of the bill and spend on foreign aid and huge salaries to british consultants and broaden the programs while struggling to hold the brains for the benefit accounts and trying to buy. this is all see coming to life for most co hello and welcome to the program as anti-american sentiment across the arab world gathers pace tension between washington and the largest the regional powers also grow the biggest question mark is over the future of american egyptian relations and president north his first visit to the u.s. for the u.n. general assembly might clarify its nation is ahead of his trip more sick used washington of having a biased policy in the region and vowed to demonstrate more independence from the u.s. that his predecessor. gauges th
relations between washington and cairo are in four major titles that's president of north it isn't the who are made well into the ocean between the two over a way over to america and. then europe to build new aristocrats to use to effect the violent vicinity greece while the muslims continue to bang bang there in the abstract. algebra when you pay out of the bill and spend on foreign aid and huge salaries to british consultants and broaden the programs while struggling to hold the brains for...